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The Cypress Dome

The Cypress Dome

 
The Cypress Dome is an annual undergraduate publication at the University of Central Florida. UCF students who are interested in learning more or wish to submit, should see our guidelines at cypressdome.org.
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  • The Cypress Dome 2024, Issue 35 by The Cypress Dome Society

    The Cypress Dome 2024, Issue 35

    The Cypress Dome Society

    The Cypress Dome Society (CDS) offers an outlet for artists at UCF. We chose to name ourselves after the beautiful cypress dome ecosystem that exists on the UCF campus. In the same way that cypress domes create an environment based in biodiversity and rich land, we hope to foster a space that promotes diversity and rich creative work for students. We set our roots in the deepest parts of the literary community and surround ourselves with students eager to participate in the arts. Every year, we engage with our community by encouraging students to submit to our literary magazine, The Cypress Dome. Our intention is to remind artists on campus that their writing and artwork are a critical part of UCF. The Cypress Dome Society gathers various styles and genres of work from writers and artists with different backgrounds, cultures, and identities.

  • The Cypress Dome 2009 Issue 20, 20th Anniversary Edition by Chris Wiewiora, Editor In Chief

    The Cypress Dome 2009 Issue 20, 20th Anniversary Edition

    Chris Wiewiora, Editor In Chief

    Our magazine takes its name from a natural phenomenon unique to the state of Florida. Cypress Domes form in depressions where the water table is exposed. These formations of pond cypress and black gum trees usually take the shape of near-perfect circles, which are referred co as cypress domes because the trees tend to grow taller in the center. Its nutrient-rich environment is home to tree frogs, great-crested flycatchers, common and oak toads, and numerous other animals.

  • The Cypress Dome Spring 2000 Issue 11 by David Cropper, Managing Editor

    The Cypress Dome Spring 2000 Issue 11

    David Cropper, Managing Editor

    This year's Cypress Dome staff would like to express its sincere gratitude to all who made this publication possible. We especially wish to thank the Student Government Association, the Office of Academic Affairs, Dean Seidel and the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Dawn Trouard and the Department of English, and Dr. Joyce Lilie and the Art Department. For their guidance and time, thank you to Dr. Don Stap, Jeanne Leiby, Ru Kesler, and Carey Tibbetts.

 
 
 

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